Being a Veggie = Smaller Brain

PostRe: Being a Veggie = Smaller Brain by **Uppa** » Tue Sep 16, 2008 9:46 pm

I'm partial to the lengthy and comfortably mundane existence, myself.

MCN wrote:
NGE wrote:
MCN wrote:And I'm safe in the knowledge that I just had a wonderful chicken and stuffing sandwich, and that I don't give two gooseberry fools what it's doing to my body, because I'd rather live a shortened, enjoyable life, than a lengthened, boring one.

My life's certainly not boring.

I couldn't imagine a life without chicken and stuffing sandwiches.

Good for you. Some people just don't like meat.

Accept it, Nuts.

PostRe: Being a Veggie = Smaller Brain by **Red** » Tue Sep 16, 2008 9:47 pm

MCN wrote:And I'm safe in the knowledge that I just had a wonderful chicken and stuffing sandwich, and that I don't give two gooseberry fools what it's doing to my body, because I'd rather live a shortened, enjoyable life, than a lengthened, boring one.

Yeah, I can see my excitement going through the roof if only I'd eat a chicken sandwich!

But seriously, I love being veggie and couldn't give two gooseberry fools about what anyone else chooses to eat, be it dead cow or whatever. In return, I expect them to not give a gooseberry fool what I eat. And there is balance.

PostRe: Being a Veggie = Smaller Brain by **NGE** » Tue Sep 16, 2008 9:48 pm

Anung Un Rama wrote:
NGE wrote:
Anung Un Rama wrote:
NGE wrote:
Anung Un Rama wrote:I weigh 9.

Yeah, but aren't you about 11?

Sho' momma.

strawberry floating childish veggie banana split.

Eh? I'm a banana split? Is that your comeback? Sure you're not veggie?

Man if i eat an apple will you leave me alone! PLEASE

How about you drink a pint of bleach? That may be better for everyone.

I've missed you, NGE.

Just thought I should interject that.

PostRe: Being a Veggie = Smaller Brain by **NGE** » Tue Sep 16, 2008 9:50 pm

Aye, it's been a while since I've done this. :lol:

I didn't realise what people choose to eat was such a heated issue.

Lose.

How don't you 'agree' with veggies, Anung?

My parents were vegetarians so I grew up not eating meat. Wouldn't touch the stuff now. I don't see anything wrong in eating it but the idea of chowing down on some dead animal carcass makes me feel sick. Even the smell when I walk past the meat section in a supermarket is disgusting.

Anung Un Rama wrote:
Dr. Ian Malcolm wrote:How don't you 'agree' with veggies, Anung?

Said it one of my earlier posts. I just dont agree with anyone who tries to force feed anyone else their beliefs. And alot alot alot alot of the veggies i have met have, alot.

A lot, okay?!

I think that's true of any minority belief group though. I'm not fussed about any mainstream religion, belief or whatever so long as they don't try and kick it in to me. Personally, I'm not fussed what anyone else eats so long as I can have whatever I feel is acceptable to my personal morals. It just seemed strange to single out vegetarianism seeing as how they're generally the most laid-back and common of said groups nowadays...

I call shenanigans.

But...bacon?!

I do think NGE has the single most sensible reason for being a veggie ever.

Few phrases annoy me more than 'meat is murder'.

NGE wrote:It's odd, because I have no issue at all with meat eaters who like to fill their arteries with cholesterol and their bowels with years (yes, literally years) of partially digested meat that their bodies have no hope of getting rid off (except by colonic irrigation).

Still, I'm safe in the knowledge that my cholesterol count is 2.7 (and I'm a smoker) and that I'm 11 and a half stone.

Yeah, I'm gutted I don't like meat.

Hello,

You know it's actually very hard to be a vegetarian and still be as healthy as those who eat meat. Cholesterol and weight are not the be all and end all!

Goodbye.

Holy strawberry float, but does brain shrinkage mean more stupidity?

You don't win friends with salad...

Great episode, that.

There's enough gazpacho for everyone!

E-mailed that to my ma, no more vegetarians in this famaly!
Hi-5's all round!

Look Over There wrote:Showed that to my ma, no more vegetarians in this house!
Hi-5's all round!

I'll quote myself:

The title is highly misleading. 'Vitamin B12 Deficiency Shrinks Brain' would be more accurate, but that's not nearly as sensationalist.

Also most vegetarians consume dairy products so are unlikely to be deficient in vitamin B12 anyway.

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